Isabey, Jean-Baptiste (attr.). Napoleon Bonaparte with the Empress Marie-Louise of Austria and the Kind of Rome. 1813. 10_20_23 printed on two sheets

printed on two sheets

Other maps show some of these same things — William Faden made a manuscript map in 1777 “exhibiting the several works erected by the rebels” in the river — but our map is of signal historical importance for being one of just three surviving large-format “Headquarters Maps” from the Philadelphia Campaign

He was also administrator to the Dutch East India Company (VOC) from 1693

For copies sold on subscriptionaccount to him at £4

Isabey, Jean-Baptiste (attr.). Napoleon Bonaparte with the Empress Marie-Louise of Austria and the Kind of Rome. 1813. 10_20_23 printed on two sheetsAttributed to Jean Baptiste Isabey (1767 1855) Napoleon Bonaparte with the Empress Marie Louise of Austria and the King of Rome Signed and dated isabey 1813 Graphite, watercolor accentuated by white 6 x 21 Whether they are on boxes of gold inside small medallions on ivory or a watercolor, Isabey portrayed his patron Napoleon accompanied by the Empress Josephine between 1796 and 1806 several times, followed by the Empress Marie Louise from 1810